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India engaging with China to secure rare earth material supply
A senior official said on Thursday that India has been engaging with China to ensure an uninterrupted supply of rare earth materials, which are important for various industries, including electric vehicles, wind turbines, and defence manufacturing. The official told ANI that New Delhi is in touch with China for the procurement of permanent magnets, which are made from rare earth materials. The Centre is exploring alternative supply channels and domestic sources to reduce dependence on China. "We are also finding ways and means by which the supply chain does not get impacted. Efforts are on," the official said. In ... (full story)
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